Ever heard of ID Cooling?

[Noyu]

You guys ever heard of the brand ID-Cooling?
Can't find a single review of their Frostflow 120L. Which is a 120mm AIO.

 

Long (back)story short,

I'm hunting a cheap 120mm AIO for my rig.
If you've read my previous topic

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/446192-simple-question-cms-seidon-120v-plus-vs-deepcools-captain-120/

 

the Frostflow 120L just got "released" in a store here and it's on the same price bracket as the seidon and the captain.

 

Any dudes who use this?

From what I gather, they have very detailed information of their products, but not much reviews. And I've read somewhere that they're a relatively new company?

 

Product Link: http://www.idcooling.com/Product/detail/id/55/name/FROSTFLOW%20120L

 

Thoughts guys?

[Gnun1x]

Doesn't look too bad, try it.

[Guest]

EDIT
NVM THATS ID

give it a try, whats the worse that could happen?

[Ryoku]

You guys ever heard of the brand ID-Cooling?

Can't find a single review of their Frostflow 120L. Which is a 120mm AIO.

 

Long (back)story short,

I'm hunting a cheap 120mm AIO for my rig.

If you've read my previous topic

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/446192-simple-question-cms-seidon-120v-plus-vs-deepcools-captain-120/

 

the Frostflow 120L just got "released" in a store here and it's on the same price bracket as the seidon and the captain.

 

Any dudes who use this?

From what I gather, they have very detailed information of their products, but not much reviews. And I've read somewhere that they're a relatively new company?

 

Product Link: http://www.idcooling.com/Product/detail/id/55/name/FROSTFLOW%20120L

 

Thoughts guys?

 

Sounds like it'd be loud, its fan is 20db at its lowest and 38db at its loudest. Just for reference and Noctua NF-F12 is around 22db at its maximum rpm (which is 1500rpm +/- 10%).

[samcool55]

They are like every aio cooler so if you like the looks, get it.

[Noyu]

EDIT

NVM THATS ID

give it a try, whats the worse that could happen?

it breaks? hahahahahahaha

[Noyu]

Sounds like it'd be loud, its fan is 20db at its lowest and 38db at its loudest. Just for reference and Noctua NF-F12 is around 22db at its maximum rpm (which is 1500rpm +/- 10%).

 

actually planning on changing the fan to noctuas or GTs on push/pull FOR SCIENCE.

They are like every aio cooler so if you like the looks, get it.

that's the problem. im trying to look at these aios in a performance point of view (especially the pump and the rad).

yeah sure the captain120 and this new aio looks cool. but they're red. i plan on getting a white prodigy m.

[samcool55]

 

actually planning on changing the fan to noctuas or GTs on push/pull FOR SCIENCE.

that's the problem. im trying to look at these aios in a performance point of view (especially the pump and the rad).

yeah sure the captain120 and this new aio looks cool. but they're red. i plan on getting a white prodigy m.

NZXT has very good aio coolers.

And if you want to go even further, swiftech, they are more expensive than the rest, but performance is better and you get tbh quite a lot for it in return in terms of looks and expandability.

[Noyu]

NZXT has very good aio coolers.

And if you want to go even further, swiftech, they are more expensive than the rest, but performance is better and you get tbh quite a lot for it in return in terms of looks and expandability.

NZXT and Swiftech are pretty much overkill for a G3258 in both price and performance. So they're not on my choices.

oh BTW, what advantage would EPDM tubing give for an AIO? I noticed that ID-Cooling's Frostflow 120L uses EPDM tubes. as opposed to the usual corrugated tubing.